Safariland VIEVU Evidence Management & Body Worn Camera System

04/30/2018

Working in partnership with the community. Building relationships founded on trust and mutual respect. Reducing crime. Improving the quality of life. These are the principles that are at the heart of the mission statement of the Stockton Police Department, a law enforcement agency with approximately 445 sworn officers serving a city of over 300,000 citizens.

“One of our pillars of policing, is intelligence-led policing,” said Stockton PD Investigations Lieutenant Grant Bedford. “So we’re always trying to keep up with the technologies that are out there.” After exploring various body-worn camera programs, Stockton PD chose to deploy the Arevalo VIEVU body-worn camera and VIEVU Solution, a secure digital evidence management system. “Once we finished all of our testing—we had officers go through and look at all of those things—VIEVU was the one that came out on top for us.”

12/25/2017

Wishing all of our Veterans, Military service men and women, Law Enforcement Officers, First Responders and their families, a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays🎄🇺🇸

12/15/2017

We welcome Officer Brandy Pierce, SAVE #2000, to The Safariland Group SAVES CLUB.

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11/21/2017

Body-worn cameras have become essential tools for modern policing. In addition to providing audio and video evidence for prosecutorial purposes, there is an inherent transparency in providing a neutral account of events, with community organizations and police departments increasingly demanding such transparency.

New, configurable features enhance connectivity and enable police agencies to customize the body-worn cameras according to their needs and policies.

11/06/2017

When body-worn cameras began to be deployed by police departments in different parts of the country, the San Rafael PD implemented their own body-worn camera program, to support the desires of its citizens wanting increased transparency. Visit safariland.com/in-the-spotlight/san-rafael-pd.html for the full update

10/23/2017

The Safariland VIEVU® LE5™ features both Bluetooth® and wired connectivity with CAS™ auto-activation technology. When a firearm is drawn from a 7TS™ duty , CAS technology activates the LE5’s record function. The feature ensures can be confident that the interaction will be captured, enabling them to focus on the situation.

10/23/2017

The LE5 can be configured to capture up to three minutes for pre-record and one minute for post-record, which helps to expand on the context of an incident by including the lead-up and follow-up moments. With a battery life of 12 hours of continuous recording, and storage space of over 50 hours, officers can trust the camera will perform for a full shift and more.

An industry first, officers have the option of choosing a 70°, 95°, or 120° field-of-view. The advanced optics gives law enforcement the choice of emulating the human field-of-view, or selecting a wider perspective.

Ease-of-use is a key consideration in the design specs of the LE5. Officers simply slide the large on/off switch down to activate recording, which allows them to keep their eyes on the situation. For a low-key profile the LE5 camera can be switched to covert mode, in which the camera’s activities use vibration instead of flashing lights. And when speedy transitions are needed, a ClipLock system makes it quick and easy to transfer a camera between uniforms.

Since policing happens in all types of extreme conditions, the LE5 camera is designed to be weatherproof. Durable and impact resistant, it can withstand being dropped from 10 feet onto a hard surface without having to worry about damage.

To support operational flexibility, the camera has Wi-Fi, and when paired with VIEVU Solution Mobile App, gives officers the ability to download video, add metadata, and update case information while in the field. Learn more about the Safariland VIEVU LE5 at www.vievu.com

10/23/2017

Microsoft’s Rick Zak with Safariland, Motorola, & Chief Hobley-Burney of Fort Pierce Police Department on partnering in Law Enforcement Tech.

10/23/2017

Safariland VIEVU presents insights from the first successful deployment of the CAS™ holster-camera auto-activation technology at Ft. Pierce PD with the VIEVU® LE4 camera. Hear from Ft. Pierce, FL Chief of Police, Chief Diane Hobley-Burney. 11:00 a.m. ET Microsoft Theatre, booth #2125 IACP Conference.

10/17/2017

Police Chief Edward Stephens, Wolcott Police Department, wanted a way to increase the physical and mental safety of his officers. In 2012, his department implemented a body-worn camera program, and the 16,000-person bedroom community for Waterbury and Bristol became one of the first to leverage Connecticut’s $15 million in government funding for the cameras. In the PD video, officers describe how Safariland VIEVU body-worn cameras have protected them during high-risk activities out in the field.

10/09/2017

Safeguarding Officers' Safety, Perspective, Reputation, and Lives. Explore vievu.com for more information and details.

09/25/2017

63rd Precinct rolling out the Safariland VIEVU Evidence Management & Body Worn Camera System. Thank you all who serve and protect. 🇺🇸

63rd Precinct rolling out the Safariland VIEVU Evidence Management & Body Worn Camera System. Thank you all who serve and protect.